New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-06
SUPPORTING DIR. MoGLYNN.
HIS COURSE DEFENDED BY CATHOLICS.
TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF ST. sTEPHENs-
QUIET IN TIE PARISH.

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THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF ST. sTEPHENs-
QUIET IN THE PARISH.
Thu committee appointed at the mass meeting OF
Roman Catholics in Cooper Union on January IL, 10 ue
eide in what way DR.. McGlynns supporters could pes'
show their respect and gratitude TO Am has Issued an
address to Catholics. calling upon them TO cooperate III
the work Of sustaining Dr. McGlynn financially. TIE
committee says that in making this appeal IL proper "
recaptulate the grounds upon which DIR. McGynn de-
seryes the support of his coreligonsts In the first
Mace the committee says, DR.. McGlynn has been ue
priyed his sacred office, not for any violation Oh MS
duty as priest but because OF his views on economic
subjects DIR. McGlynn has taught that land Is the com
mon property OF the people Neither counsel nor rop
has condemned this proposition. and Catholics, DOM
priests and laymen are accept TO accept
any other proposition which the Church has not con-
dcmned The address continues:
MeGnn alone among the Grgy OF the en- s ytas
pas nv WInstTions catholic bishops. Archbishop Cioke
Archbishop walsh Bishop Nnlty and bishop DusgT lew
months ago Archb shop croke u public letter TI3S eo
p sh9P Dqgs"h he had learned by his fathers c.de
nop Niiy's Views on the subject widely known n1t
hardly TO cite word rom to 9ae strong
clergy years every sentence OF whlch - Tor
argument support Of what pr McGEnn IS GCne9 ' Itl
mate settlement o. me lana g2n von l. on rorori
urged by Michael Dayti Oa.ia c of nnd Naturalization
there l. opposed Catholic teaching Is 1t lu hi.
home for yooatng principles in winch those eminent dignl
taries of the Church see moth ne wronfi -,
In the next place the committee iinds that br On n
Gynn is punished the part he has taken Ia American
politics. The address says Iurtlicr' 49,,
And not only this: lie Is punished for hayng tSc was
not pun IsAcd cen,urci Tor pun,f rull'l', ~
Monssmor Preston ccnsure punishe tor supp"ras %
Taumany 1t The lat Nay9i W. e'S,on. , of Ireland
or the oppressed of Al erica mat pr
/. This system tolerated IN america IT has 49 oi o
,"eIscd !" aT good and loyal ato- oni we are re-
solved church. but We are aso 4 Of ou
rights as such no matter what quarter attempted
With rerarl to the cali upon Or McGlynn to goio oc
the committee d!saVows any desire to advise MN -, en-
tate to hn on the subject Catholics are eAh"l NO., n
time their protest against the uuH.l iIca,cns ,
receiving and 10 supply MN WIN ne & i,r Si,
me committee has decided to open idhi Tor III ~
Gynns support Professor De Icon. OF So'u'5 i ~
lcge, has been appointed treasurer, ah' VIZ ,., /.
TLe standard and The LCoicr Will receive ana "'A'iuN
on'jtt,e. Dr. jeremiah Couehn Dr.J.M Fox John
McNlackn. Patrick Doody. James T. Ai'uin'' t.,'rf
Crnwc lanes j. Gahan. Editor tHhyic H,|"',
James Fleming. \. j. Steers. IhoinlS T. huihF i'.
McKm. Martin j. Cummings "H'"m l. "'''''''
The committee VIII meet again on WEDNESDAY a.
Swccney's Hotel and viii welcome tna 30 ~ aIH i" -
committees may De formed IN "r ohi oil Nc" ora u
has been maize o, tn, nnanr ition Of
81 stephens Church. sI.ued by 1r M,Clynu pr NuirA
aud Patrick SMITH clrrs Nl,n J'H,S T. ~ "oi
pc nor'. 80 ,,' tDs cxnensilnres during the same
rbrrrh sn1 rertngy IS nor'gagea for S1lO.o0o, tue
mortgage being held ht thc Srhrh hiuh ne 10y -
indehcIue.s - Si9-l-T Thc property = insured i'r
lGO 600 Property than the CHURCH, b",0h%ns 10
81 Scphan, Parish. is three lo', IN Iwohtyfl-htu "
trutyone lois near Pore and twcnty-trrre nrrs o
lana In New D,rp, J., VI uel 't total oi sV'V'u
and morteaecd for 1880. Tie IS imlted vslne o.
The church property ell membranes - place
at %fg53l4 10 This statement, NJ smith says = a
su cient 10 the numerous in'inua onN MAJ haSe
been ma ie a.ll 81 pr. MGlynus management ol thr
church finances In four tic cAufcA has PAD Oh
Il -. 500 81 IS in lthieincss.
Father Cotton was busy NJ -. stephens Church \c'
teriav urruaring Tor the services t"ia" lt WIS sal
that all altar boys and the members ui n" cNd".
caoir who have refused for three Sunhays 10 k' part
iu the services. woui rot r. to their dates bdy Io
conn .it-e congregation maintained thAt 10 VOL
mo- conirlnu'e any money 10 tho church While ut VI
Glynn WI. not pas or: hut others. VINO we're h'o
frcuis OF Dr. Mct,lvun Ti' That the commute nh !
LOST ia Influence. John Frenzy Of the Oldest mem
ber- OF the church. was icpor Ell ~ haVuS latcu
he would not oppose Father Cotton sncc tathcr Don
nelly h,d gone. q, ,
Or Shraiy stated that bis Taii.nt doing WELL AMI
he dl no, thnk tIat there Cause ior any alarm
abOut Dr. McGly ms condition now.